Where to watch sport in East Yorkshire

If you’re looking for a proper spot to catch live sport in East Yorkshire, whether that’s football,
rugby, F1 or big international fixtures, you don’t have to look far.
Here are some of the best pubs and bars in East Yorkshire where you can grab a pint, settle in and join the roar of the crowd.
FirePit Smokehouse & Sports Bar, Beverley
With 15 HD screens (including a whopping 200” LED screen), FirePit attracts a large crowd but
can accommodate multiple sports or multiple matches simultaneously. They show everything,
but are favourites for football and F1. The smokehouse menu, alongside bar games, makes it
easy to settle in for a full afternoon.
Stirling Castle, Bridlington
Right by the harbour, Stirling Castle has plenty of screens, pool tables, and even regular live
music for that match-day atmosphere. It’s particularly good for football and weekend
mixed-sport line-ups, with enough room to get comfortable even when it’s busy.
The Black Swan (Brandesburton near Driffield)
A traditional village pub with Sky Sports and TNT, complete with a spectacular beer garden
perfect for sunny days. Aside from the usual football and rugby, they’ve got a dartboard and pool
table if you want something to dip in and out of between matches.
The Green Dragon, Beverley
If you prefer something more traditional but still want full sports coverage, The Green Dragon is
a solid choice, especially for rugby fans. The multiple screens and Sky Sports/TNT mean
guaranteed rugby on TV, and they’re usually happy to pop a specific match on if it’s not already
showing.
Beaconsfield Arms, Bridlington
Right in the centre of Bridlington, the Beaconsfield Arms shows a full mix of live sport on Sky
Sports and TNT Sports. It has a more traditional feel than some of the livelier pubs nearby,
making it a steady choice for football, rugby, or a weekend fixture if you want somewhere central
and easy-going.
Grapes, Beverley
The Grapes, located right on the market square, shows a broad mix of football, rugby, F1 and
the occasional boxing night. It’s a handy spot if you want somewhere that’s usually got sport on
through the afternoon, especially on busy weekends.
Wherever you land in East Yorkshire, you’re never far from a decent pub with your favourite
sports on the screens.
Some places are built for big-match noise, others keep things laid-back, but all of them make it easy to settle in and follow whatever sport you’re there for
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